Faber HP 120 Scuba Tank Review

Sylvia JenkinsDIVEIN tester Bradley in a drysuit and dive gear with his mask pushed down around his neck after a dive
By Sylvia JenkinsBradley Axmith
Faber HP 120 steel scuba cylinder in grey with a flat black boot and chrome valve

Where to buy

If Faber HP 80 is a little sister, then Faber HP120 is the big brother. A 15L is perfect for the larger amongst us, who want to level out the playing field. Understandably, the taller and/or bigger you are, the more energy you burn and more air you’ll consume. 

Stop stressing over excess consumption and the buoyancy changes of an aluminum tank, and focus on buoyancy control. And the key to an improved dive is a relaxed state of mind.

Things we like:

  • Steel is a more reliable material
  • Increased volume capacity
  • Can be used with both DIN & Yoke regulators
  • Perfect for larger divers

Things we don't like:

  • Higher pressure tanks can be tricky to fill
  • Heavy

Specs & Features

Size120 cu ft / 15.2L
Weight36.4lbs / 16.5kg
Buoyancy when full– 8.82 lbs / -4.13 kg
Buoyancy when empty0.65 lbs / 0.29
Height29.1” / 74.5 cm
MaterialSteel
Valve typeCombination Valve, suitable for DIN & Yoke
Maximum working pressure3442 PSI / 237 bar
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